Thermador Cooktop Error Code E0139
Left ADB error checking induction module component
What the E0139 error code actually means
Your Thermador induction cooktop has detected a problem with the computer chip that controls the left burner zone, and it has stopped that zone from working to prevent any safety issues. This is usually caused by a power glitch that confused the control board, but it can also mean the control board itself has failed. Unplugging the cooktop for 30 seconds and plugging it back in is the first thing to try.
The full E0139 procedure
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Most common causes of E0139
- 1Transient power surge or voltage fluctuation
- 2Failed or degraded ADB induction module
- 3Corrupted microcontroller firmware
- 4Inadequate or unstable power supply to the module
- 5Loose or damaged wiring connections to the ADB module
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